I Hijacked The Timeline - Chapter 432
Chapter 432: The Contempt of a Genius (3)
Translator: Atlas Studios Editor: Atlas Studios
If one was lucky, they could lead the domain field to the human world without any losses.
However, Feng Qi still had doubts in his heart. The owner of the fog only explained the existence of miracles but did not elaborate on it.
Therefore, he continued to probe,
“I have another question. How did the miracle divine item you mentioned come into being?”
Facing his constant questions, the owner of the fog was not impatient. It patiently explained,
“I’m not sure. There are many rumors, but I believe that every miracle is evolved from the origin power of the Pillar God after it died.”
As it spoke, the owner of the fog turned around and looked in the direction of the rainforest. It licked his lips.
“Looks like we have to speed up the development of our faction and return here as soon as possible to seize this supreme treasure from the fellow on the big cat.”
“I have the same thoughts. After hearing you explain the power of a miracle divine item, I want to see it with my own eyes. If we can obtain this thing, it will also be beneficial to our future development.”
As they chatted, they made a decision.
When they returned, they would develop their faction as soon as possible and return to Black Absolute Island to seize the miracle.
After some discussion, the owner of the fog suddenly looked at Feng Qi and said.
“Do you know how to drive a boat?”
“No.” Feng Qi shook his head decisively.
“Then how do we go back?” The owner of the fog was wide-eyed.
Hearing this, Feng Qi also had a headache.
Flying back was obviously unrealistic. Even if he had the ability to fly back, he could not do so.
Since this mission ended in failure, they would definitely have to describe the process of the exploration mission to the headquarters when they returned.
It would be easy to explain if only the two of them returned alive.
But the problem was…
Even if they explained that they had stayed on the warship to keep guard the entire mission and did not participate directly in the mission, how could the explanation stand if they returned without the warship?
It was clearly impossible for to say they flew back given their strength evaluation.
Everything would only make sense if they drove the warship back.
“I don’t mind. When the time comes, I can possess a new body and integrate into human society. You won’t be able to change your form. We will definitely have to provide an account for the mission failure. What do you plan to do?”
Looking at the helpless owner of the fog, Feng Qi sighed.
“Let’s go and look in the cabin. There might be a manual.”
Next, the two of them walked into the cabin and began to search for relevant information that would help them learn how to pilot a warship.
As they searched, they really found a few dilapidated books.
Feng Qi picked up a book and was about to start learning when he was interrupted by the owner of the fog.
“How long will it take you to learn the knowledge in these books?”
After visually estimating the thickness of a few books, Feng Qi pondered for a few seconds and gave an answer.
“Three hours to memorize them. Coupled with operation practice, it will probably take four to five hours.”
“Forget it, let me do it. I can finish this in half an hour.” As it spoke, the owner of the fog grabbed a book and started flipping through it.
Looking at the owner of the fog flipping through the pages in a few seconds, Feng Qi felt that he had been discriminated against by his intelligence.
What did it mean by forget it? What did it mean by at most half an hour?
Look, are these words that a human could say?
However, when he thought about how this fellow was not human to begin with and had even created the Flesh Sacrifice cultivation technique that harvested humans and domain forces at the same time in the future, he suddenly felt relieved.
There’s no need to compete. I just have to cozy up to the powerful in this sacrifice timeline.
The more talented the owner of the fog was, the smoother his plans would go..
